A Scleral Fixated Intraocular Lens (IOL) may be recommended when standard IOL placement is not feasible. Common scenarios include: 1-Aphakia (Absence of Natural Lens): 2-Inability to Support Traditional IOL: 3-Trauma or Surgical Complications: 4-Dislocated Lens: 5-Complex Cases Requiring Stability: 6-Unsuitability for Other IOL Methods: 7-Posterior Segment Surgeries: The recommendation for a Scleral Fixated IOL is […]
Yes, contact lenses can be used after cornea treatment or transplantation in certain cases. The decision to use contact lenses will depend on the specific circumstances and the goals of the treatment. Here are some scenarios in which contact lenses may be considered after cornea treatment or transplantation: It’s important to note that the use […]
Vitrectomy surgery and cataract surgery are distinct procedures that address different eye issues. Here’s how they differ: Vitrectomy Surgery: 1-Purpose: Vitrectomy is performed to treat various conditions affecting the vitreous gel or the retina at the back of the eye. 2-Procedure: During a vitrectomy, the procedure involves making small incisions in the eye to access […]
